The patient-centered facility offers the convenience of diagnostic testing on an outpatient basis. This advanced treatment destroys tumors without damaging surrounding tissues. The team can treat neuroendocrine tumors, a rare type of cancer, with advanced radioisotope therapy. They also specialize in advanced technologies like DEXA scans to identify osteoporosis and nuclear medicine SPECT/CT scans to determine the cause of joint and bone pain and diagnose abnormalities in organs or glands.Įxcel Diagnostics & Nuclear Oncology Center also provides PET/CT scans to diagnose and assess cancer. They are highly trained in diagnostic testing technologies, including digital X-rays, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and ultrasound. The team of radiologists and nuclear medicine technologies are all certified by the American Association of Radiologic Technologists (AART) and Nuclear Medicine Registration Technology (NMRT). Ebrahim Delpassand, MD, the practice’s founder and medical director, and the imaging specialists use the latest generation of imaging equipment to identify cancer, osteoporosis, and other acute and chronic health conditions. Dedicated time for research is also possible.Excel Diagnostics & Nuclear Oncology Center is the leading diagnostic imaging and therapeutic facility in Houston, Texas. Training is offered in echocardiography, cardiac SPECT, cardiac CT, and cardiac MRI. Program Description: Two-year program that is 100% flexible. Program Description: One-year program comprised of combined training in Nuclear Cardiology and CT Angiography. Program Description: One or two-year program comprised of 100% cardiac MRI and vascular MRA. Fellows will have wide exposure to complex cardiac cases, in addition to hands-on experience during structural heart interventions (mitral clips, paravalvular leak closures, Valve in valve, etc.).

Program Description: One-year program comprised of 100% echocardiography.

Research participation is required for the two-year program. We have multiple imaging modality tracks: Echocardiography (1 yr), Cardiac MRI (1 yr), Nuclear Cardiology & CT Angiography (1 yr), CT/PET (1 yr), or a two-year Multi-Modality program that is flexible. The program includes a PGY7–PGY8 track for those who have completed a Cardiovascular Disease fellowship and wish to gain additional imaging training and reach Level III COCATS requirements. The Cardiovascular Imaging Fellowship Training Program is a non-ACGME, Texas Medical Board (TMB) accredited training program approved in 2010.

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